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The team is making progress on the final welding stages of the Haven-1 qualification primary structure at Vast HQ.

Decades have passed since a space station primary structure has been manufactured in the United States. Vast is changing that.?Our Haven-1 qualification primary structure is in its final stage of welding at our HQ facility. Next, the completed structure will go to our Mojave, CA facility for a critical test to demonstrate its ability to handle the pressure and dynamic loads of launch and operation.

Happy Veterans Day. Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country, including the veterans we’re proud to work with at Vast. To all who have served—thank you for your strength, courage, and unwavering commitment.

We’re honored to sign an agreement with Minister Martin Kupka of the Czech Ministry of Transportation to explore flying Czech payloads and ESA reserve astronaut Ale? Svoboda to the International Space Station or Haven-1—the world’s first commercial space station. This collaboration marks an exciting step forward in expanding international partnerships and advancing commercial research in space. https://lnkd.in/gdFVJU2m

Our Oxygen System trays are headed to our Mojave site for flight-like O? testing. This vital system is designed to keep astronauts safe by replenishing oxygen as they breathe. Each step brings us closer to creating a sustainable environment for long-duration missions on Haven-1 and beyond.

We’re growing. Join our team of 640+ experts as we build Haven-1, the world’s first commercial space station. If you're ready to be part of this pioneering journey, apply today and help us shape the future of space. https://lnkd.in/eycHhAit

NEW VAST WEBSITE: vastspace.com In the last ten days, we’ve unveiled the final design for Haven-1, the world’s first commercial space station, and introduced Haven-2, our proposed successor to the ISS. Check out our updated website, launched today, for all the details.

Our CEO, Max Haot, joined an incredible panel at the 75th annual International Aeronautical Conference moderated by Giorgio Saccoccia, Senior Advisor to the Director of the European Space Agency - ESA, with Jay Kim, CEO of Boryung; Bob Lamboray, Senior Project Manager for Exploration and Space Resources at the Luxembourg Space Agency; and Mike Gold, Chief Revenue Officer of? Redwire Space. The discussion explored the future of commercial space stations, from advancing medical research in space to how agencies can empower innovation. At Vast, we’re building the platforms that will make all of this possible. Exciting work ahead as we continue to pioneer the future of commercial space in low-Earth orbit.

This week at the 75th annual International Astronautical Congress, our team proudly showcased progress on Haven-1, the world’s first commercial space station, and unveiled the design for Haven-2, our proposed successor to the International Space Station. Attendees experienced life on Haven-1 through our VR demo, saw our hardware up close, and tried our in-space sleep system. It was inspiring to connect with so many dynamic leaders across the space industry as we continue pushing the boundaries of innovation in low-Earth orbit.

Today at IAC 2024, Vast introduced Haven-2, our proposed successor to the International Space Station (ISS). The first module will be fully operational by 2028, ensuring an overlap of operational space stations before the ISS retires in 2030. This near-term timeline is made possible by leveraging Vast's significant private investment in the design, build, launch, and operation of Haven-1. When completed in 2032, Haven-2 is designed to surpass the ISS in volume, research facilities, and cost efficiency. https://lnkd.in/gmdDw6Gk